Child Personal Safety education for your School! The 30 to 45-minute classroom lesson focuses on engaging children through an interactive-learning approach, as they are taught that their body belongs to them and how to recognize and respond to NOT OK touches. Children can learn and practice when and how to say: .
Me, Myself and My Body: Free Activity Pack to Learn about …
This is an educational resource designed to teach children about personal safety and body autonomy. It uses simple language and illustrations to convey important messages about respecting personal space, the right to say ‘no’ to unwanted touch, and the importance of speaking to a trusted adult if they feel uncomfortable.
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Body Safety
C h i l d r en ' s A d v oc a c y C en ter. 7 0 4 - 8 6 2 - 6 7 6 1. To report child sexual abuse, contact. local law enforcement and the local. child abuse hotline.
My body is mine - A coloring & read-with-me book for safety smart kids ...
This illustrated book teaches pre-schoolers body safety and abuse prevention in simple terms. It introduces private body parts, rules around touching, and consent. Scenarios explain appropriate touching by caregivers or doctors versus inappropriate touching.
SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN RESPECTING BODY BOUNDARIES Your child’s body boundary is the space that surrounds them and includes the private parts of their body. When someone makes your child feel uncomfortable, unsafe, threatened, or is just too close to them, that person has violated and not respected your child’s body boundary.
Children can’t protect themselves from abusers. They need to be protected by their parents, and by other responsible adults. But there are some lessons we can teach our children to help them stay safe: Children need to know what parts of their …
2020年3月3日 · This is a research based curriculum that includes clear, rules-based scripted lessons to make it easy to teach children personal safety skills. It provides staff training as well as family materials to build a community working to prevent abuse.
Parents should begin to teach their children about body safety between the ages of 3-5. Teach children proper names for all body parts, including names such as penis, vagina, and private parts. Teach children to bathe, toilet, and dress themselves starting at an early age.
Students in Grades Pre-Kindergarten-5th will receive personal body safety lessons taught by their school counselor. The classroom teacher is present. Identify which areas of their body are private. Identify whether a touch is “safe” or “unsafe/unwanted.” Recognize how to avoid and refuse unsafe/unwanted touches.
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Body Safety 101
Talking to your child about their bodies, body safety, and personal boundaries is key in keeping them safe. Child safety is an adult responsibility. ♦ Use the correct names for body parts, including their genitals, as they are learning to identify them (starting as early as possible).